Why daylight saving time is unhealthy – a neurologist explains
Changing clocks twice a year may be more than just a biannual annoyance. Carol Yepes/Moment via Getty ImagesAs people in...
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Long COVID leaves newly disabled people facing old barriers – a sociologist explains
Some COVID-19 patients experience months of debilitating symptoms. sharply_done/E+ via Getty ImagesUp to one-third of COVID-19 survivors will acquire the...
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Two years into the pandemic, which of our newly formed habits are here to stay?
The World Health Organization officially declared COVID a pandemic on March 11 2020. Now, two years later, there’s light for...
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Motion sickness: this might explain why some people feel sick in cars or on trains
Motion sickness affects people of all ages. metamorworks/ ShutterstockIf you’re someone who suffers from motion sickness, travelling in many types...
Read moreUkraine’s opiate users: Russian invasion has severely disrupted access to drug-treatment services
About 317,000 Ukrainians inject drugs like heroin regularly. As of January, 14,868 of them were receiving substitute opiates such as...
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How pet cancer data sheds light on human cancers – and speeds the development of new treatments
Dogs are pets in nearly 50 million U.S. homes. zhao hui/500Px Plus via Getty ImagesStunning advances have happened in medicine...
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Who gets to decide when the pandemic is over?
Cavan-Images/ShutterstockIt’s been two years since the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the COVID outbreak a pandemic, and since then, people...
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Non-invasive prenatal testing: Online discussions show risk perception is highly personal
Redditors are eager to share their perspectives, knowledge and experiences of non-invasive prenatal testing. (Shutterstock)Some say we are culturally obsessed...
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Three reasons runners should start lifting weights
Don't skip the weights next time you train. Manu Reyes/ ShutterstockMillions of people worldwide make running their exercise of choice....
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Even mild cases of COVID-19 can leave a mark on the brain, such as reductions in gray matter – a neuroscientist explains emerging research
A new brain-imaging study finds that participants who had even mild COVID-19 showed an average reduction in whole brain sizes....
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